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Cornwall waits, as Supreme Court rules that minimum pricing for alcohol is lawful in Scotland

Cornwall waits, as Supreme Court rules that minimum pricing for alcohol is lawful in Scotland

Posted By Julia Penhaligon on 15th November 2017

15th November 2017 By Julia Penhaligon The chance of Cornwall setting its own minimum price for alcohol has come a step closer this morning (Wednesday) after a landmark Supreme Court…

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